One message, everyone listensAuntie answers. The regulars chime in.
It's not a one-on-one chatbot. Say one thing, and Auntie takes it in while the regular who knows the topic jumps in, takes your side, and laughs along. Want it to be just the two of you tonight? You can do that too.
A rough night
Sapsal: Sniff…A good night
Bear: Ho ho.What it isThey welcome you, listen, and remember
It's not a therapist's office. It's your neighborhood snack stall. Drop by whenever you like.
When you sit down, the regulars all say hi. Auntie asks about your day first, whatever time it is.
Did you eat lunch?
Auntie leads and the regulars chime in. Type or talk out loud, whichever you like.
So then what happened?
What you told her goes in Auntie's notebook. Next time, she asks how it went.
How was the interview?
The regularsWho's here tonight?
Different faces are at the counter each night. Each one knows something well, and when it comes up, they help out like a friend.
Runs the stall. Checks that you've eaten first, and in the end she's always on your side.
Writes the neighborhood newsletter all by herself. Knows what's trending and what's fun to do.
Works night shifts at a convenience store and has learned a lot about money. Card bill worries? Ask him.
Doesn't say much, but knows goodbyes and missing someone better than anyone. First to sniffle.
Knows sleepless nights, tired bodies, and how to rest. "You made it through another day."
When something's unfair, he's on your side from the heart. "You've got me."
Comes over and leans on you without a word. Knows lonely nights well.
Shakes right along with you before the scary stuff, then takes one step with you.
Dream buddy
Frenemy
Your number one fan
The old hill
Work senior
Grandpa down the street
Big sis, love expert
Study buddySome guests only drop in now and then. The more often you come, the more faces you meet.
PlacesThe stall moves every night
An island in the sky, the last bus stop, the back of a sleeping whale. Some spots only open in winter or in fall.
There's moreTalk, play, get closer
Voice chatTurn on the mic and just talk. Every regular has their own voice, and they stop the moment you start talking.
Play togetherBored? This or that, word chain, guess my drawing, tteokbokki fortune.
Getting closerCome by often and the regulars start calling you by name, and share stories they've kept to themselves.
Your own spaceTonight's talk becomes your diary
After a night of talking, My diary writes the day down in your own voice. Add photos, decorate it with stickers, even lock it. Only you can see your diary. Not Auntie, not the regulars.
QuestionsIf you're wondering
Is a person answering?
No. Auntie Rabbit and the regulars are generative AI characters. They can get things wrong, and they don't replace professional counseling or treatment. AI notice and safety protocol
Does it cost anything?
Your first three days are free, with five chats a day (from the second day, sign in to get them). After that you can buy a plate of tteokbokki for 30 chats, a daily refill for 200 chats over 24 hours, or an hour of voice chat after a free 3-minute taste. Prices are shown in the App Store. There are no subscriptions or automatic payments.
Do I need to install an app?
You can open auntierabbit.com in your phone's browser and sit right down, or use the iPhone app. Paid items are bought in the iPhone app.
Can I talk out loud?
Yes. Turn on the mic to talk, and the characters answer in their own voices. If you start talking while they're speaking, they stop and listen.
Where is my story kept?
What Auntie remembers is kept in Auntie's notebook on our servers, and deleted if you don't come back for a year. You can empty it anytime in Settings. Your chats aren't used for AI training or ads. What you write yourself in My diary, and the photos you add, never go to the AI. The details are in our Privacy Policy.
Who can use it?
Anyone 13 or older. If you're 13 to 17, get a parent or guardian's OK first.